that suggests a very weak economy. then you've got president obama saying we're going to tax the rich no matter what, we're going to tax the rich. then you've got the congressional budget office saying if you tax the rich, we lose 200,000 jobs next year. add it all up, and then you have a wall street selloff. and the separate reasons why wall street is selling off, that is dividends tax going up, p capital gains taxes going up. connect all the dot, and you've got -- megyn: those are taxes people pay on the money they make from their investments. >> yes, okay. if i buy a stock for $100, i sell it for $200, that is a a capital gain, and i'm taxed on it. next year it might be 20% or even 23.9%. megyn: and the argument is if the tax goes too high, then you decide not to invest, you decide to put your money maybe in real estate or in the mattress or someplace else, and that hurts the economy not to have your money out there. >> more to the point, if i sell now, this year, and pay 15% capital gain tax, that is much were the